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Bad decisions arise from faulty information, not faulty brain circuits

April 16, 2013 by

Researchers have found that it might be the information rather than the brain's decision-making process that is to blame. The researchers report that erroneous decisions tend to arise from errors, or "noise," in the information coming into the brain rather than errors in how the brain accumulates information.

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